9 things I wish I knew as a premed | Accepted M.D Student

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Here are 9 things I wish I knew WAY earlier. Pretty much the day I started pre-med. Which one was the most helpful to you?
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@KaiaReed3 6 часов назад

I know this video is from years ago, but stumbling upon it now has been a huge help. Thanks for sharing your insights!

@red-uc6wz 10 месяцев назад

i'm only in high school, but I loved this video! very informative.

@iggyiggy6564 10 месяцев назад

This was SO HELPFUL, Monika! Thank you! I hope you'll consider making a part 2 and part 3 :)

@28glitter 2 года назад

Very helpful advice! I’ll be starting my first year as a pre med student this fall. I’ll definitely be keeping this in mind!

@KC-hd3wi 3 года назад

Part 2 pleaseee

@loreleicharmaine614 3 года назад

This is so helpful!! Thank you! I am worried about attending a less prestigious undergraduate college. Will it hinder my ability to get into a top medical school such as Yale?

@monikabapna 3 года назад

Thank you! So there is no reason for why it should keep you from getting into a top medical school. What ultimately matters more than anything is how you do in school, your MCAT score, your extracurriculars and your passion for medicine.

@loreleicharmaine614 3 года назад

@@monikabapna Thank you so much for the reassurance! I will do my best to make the most of the opportunities.

@rapprelevant333 14 дней назад

Hi beautiful, hey, so will work experience in the field, along with the prerequisets make for a stronger application over someone who does not have work experience but went to a strong pre med program ?

@frankieparratt9590 3 месяца назад

this is a great video!!! I am a senior in high school. Not sure if you will see this because you posted it 3 years ago lol, but instead of just majoring in bio could I double major with bio as one of them? Or have a concentration? I am planning on majoring in biochem, but if i double majored would it actually be worth it/ or med committees reviewing my application see it as bland even though there is another major also to add I plan on going to a top med school and not sure if they look for double major, I got into a great school but can't afford it so i will just be going to my state university

@monikabapna 3 месяца назад

I think you have to decide on why you want to double major - if there is another subject you really want to learn more about or to make your application more competitive. If it is the latter, I don't know how much double majoring will help with that just by itself. Ultimately, I think the strongest applicants have very strong narratives and clearly defined out 'why' they ended up pursuing what they did. I hope that helps!

@justinramunni1200 4 месяца назад

This helped; I want to do physics, but am consistently clouded with uncertainty do you think it is possible to do?

@DontkillMyAlgorithim Месяц назад

I like physics too! My #1 advice is to talk to your premed advisor, they can go over a 4 year plan with you that will cover all of the classes you need. (if your school doesn’t have one there are free ones online) That said, it’ll be more difficult, I majored in psychology and even though psychology is basically 1/4 of the MCAT, I’ve been studying nearly full time for ~ 6 mo to get to my goal score. I’d encourage you to go for physics! But remember that the medical stuff is really important knowledge